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nursing homes July 22, 2021

‘There’s still work to be done:’ Higher staffing target in nursing homes remains elusive

The hurdles to increasing the minimum required hours of direct care: The cost of staffing and finding and keeping workers.
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Politics July 21, 2021

GOP hopes for long-awaited congressional contender in George Logan

Former state Sen. George Logan hopes to be the first Republican to win a Connecticut congressional race since 2006.
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Health July 21, 2021

Connecticut to receive $300 million from settlement with opioid distributors

The deal is part of a larger, $26 billion settlement the companies negotiated with state and local governments.
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